I'n using EWS ExchangeService to read emails from outlook... I've coded the in Console project and in VS2008... Everything works fine as it is.. I can read the emails.
To become more familair with VS2010 I created a console project and copied the copied to VS2010 project.
so I added the referene "Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices" (Version 14.2.51.0) in Microsoft\Exchange\Web Services\1.1\Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.dll folder.
Everything works as it is, so I see the intellisence, I see the methods properties of Exhange assembly etc...
using Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data;
The issue: - As soon as I click on the build button in VS2010... I get this error: The type or namespace name 'Exchange' does not exist in the namespace 'Microsoft' (are you missing an assembly reference?) Form here all the methods/properties of Exchange assembly get squeezed underline... Intellisence is not working for Exchange assembly anymore. When I remove the assembly from reference and re-added I get the intellesence back again for Exchange assembly... but it happens again when I click on build :( so I goto my code and type "Microsoft." I don't see the Exchange word anymore....
So I don't understand why this occurs, it works on VS2008 and in VS2010 it's not working? The only way I think is VS was Framework 3.5 and VS2010 is V4.0
any idea where to look? and how to solve this problem?
But as I said in my first question I got it working in VS2008 but VS2010 doesn't know th Exchange assembly after I press the Build button.
In the Add Reference window, navigate to the Browse tab, browse to the location of the Microsoft. Exchange. WebServices. dll file, select that file, and then select OK.
The Client Access server does maintain a 1:1 relationship with the Mailbox server that hosts the user's data. The HTTP protocol (secured via SSL using a self-signed certificate) is used between the Client Access server and Mailbox server. This component is only visible in the Exchange on-premises architecture.
Answer to Question 1: You need to switch the target framework in your project from ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile" to just:".NET Framework 4".
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